There is still time to pick up the few remaining tickets to see the play ‘Maya’s Honeymoons’ this Sunday 20 November at the Brady Arts & Community Centre in London. It’s all but sold out, I’m told, with just a few seats – so book fast. The play, produced by ADDA (Arts and Drama Development Association) is… Read More Preview: Maya’s Honeymoons by Jesmin Chowdhury
What We’ll Do For Blood by C.L. Mannarino My rating: 2 of 5 stars This is the first book in the ‘Almost Human’ series by C.L, Mannarino. It is pitched as a Young Adult Paranormal novel and follows a familiar theme of vampires living among us. There are some issues which definitely need addressing. There… Read More Book Review: What We’ll Do For Blood by C.L. Mannarino
Right Ho, Jeeves by P.G. Wodehouse My rating: 5 of 5 stars This is the second Jeeves and Wooster book I’ve read this year and I have to say my taste for Wodehouse has not diminished. Not one bit. Sometimes, with the world the way it is, one needs to escape and enter a world… Read More Book Review: Right Ho, Jeeves by P.G. Wodehouse
Originally published on Kenthinksaloud ‘Bangla Brummies’ is a comedy written by Bangladeshi theatre activist and writer, Murad Khan. The action is set in Birmingham but alternates between life in the 1970s and the present, following the stories of two Muslim Bangladeshi bachelor friends, Malik and Hisham, as they marry and become fathers. Through the comic… Read More Theatre Review: Bangla Brummies by Murad Khan
This piece was originally published in the E2D several months ago just after Brexit and before Jeremy Corbyn was re-elected as leader of the Labour party in the UK. Although the news it talks of is out of date (Trump’s view on women overtaking the horror of abusing a war veteran’s parents being one exaample)… Read More Why Donald Trump should be President
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